Oracle
The American hostages were released minutes after which US president was sworn in on 20 January 1981? Answer with the surname only.
Answer
Reagan
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- sources
- www.archives.gov, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ronald_reagan#presidency_1981%e2%80%931989 and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/iran_hostage_crisis, which state the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of ronald reagan's inauguration as the 40th us president on january 20, 1981, encyclopaedia britannica, 'iran hostage crisis' entry: the 52 american hostages held in tehran were released on 20 january 1981, within minutes of ronald reagan's inauguration as the 40th us president., historical record of the iran hostage crisis: the 52 american hostages held at the us embassy in tehran were released on 20 january 1981, within minutes of ronald reagan being sworn in as the 40th us president, ending jimmy carter's term., historical record: ronald reagan was inaugurated as the 40th us president at noon on january 20, 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of his swearing-in, ending the 444-day iran hostage crisis (widely documented, e.g. reagan presidential library and standard us history references)., historical record: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of his inauguration, ending the 444-day iran hostage crisis., historical record: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th u.s. president on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes later, as documented by the u.s. department of state office of the historian (history.state.gov) and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. the new york times, 21 january 1981)., historical record: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran since the 1979 embassy takeover were released minutes after his inauguration, ending the 444-day iran hostage crisis., historical record: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of his inauguration (widely documented, e.g. national archives and reagan presidential library accounts of the 1981 iran hostage crisis resolution)., historical record: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of his inauguration, ending the 444-day iran hostage crisis (widely documented, e.g. history.com and national archives accounts of the iran hostage crisis and reagan's inauguration)., historical record: the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of ronald reagan's inauguration as the 40th president of the united states on 20 january 1981 (widely documented, e.g. jimmy carter presidential library and national archives accounts of the iran hostage crisis)., national archives, 444 days: selected records concerning the iran hostage crisis 1979-1981, https://www.archives.gov/research/foreign-policy/iran-hostage-crisis, national archives, ronald reagan presidential library: iran hostages were released on 20 january 1981, minutes after ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president., reagan presidential library / national archives account of the 1981 iran hostage crisis resolution: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president at approximately 12:00 pm est on january 20, 1981, and the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes later, at approximately 12:25 pm est that same day., reagan presidential library / national archives: ronald reagan was inaugurated as the 40th us president on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of his inauguration., reagan presidential library / national archives: ronald reagan was inaugurated as the 40th us president on january 20, 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes after his inauguration., reagan presidential library / national archives: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president at noon on january 20, 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes later, as documented in numerous historical accounts (e.g. history.state.gov, 'the iran hostage crisis')., ronald reagan was inaugurated as the 40th u.s. president on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes after his inauguration speech, a widely documented historical fact (e.g. national archives, reagan presidential library, contemporary news accounts of the iran hostage crisis resolution)., ronald reagan was inaugurated as the 40th us president at noon on january 20, 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes after his inauguration, as widely reported by contemporaneous news sources (e.g., the new york times, january 21, 1981; history.com "this day in history: jan 20, 1981")., us national archives / reagan presidential library: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states on 20 january 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released within minutes of his inauguration., well-documented historical fact: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th u.s. president on 20 january 1981, and the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes later, within the hour of his inauguration (e.g. history.com, 'iran hostage crisis' entry; reagan presidential library timeline)., well-documented historical record (e.g. u.s. department of state office of the historian, 'the iran hostage crisis'; contemporaneous 20 january 1981 news reports) — the 52 american hostages held at the u.s. embassy in tehran were released minutes after ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states., well-documented historical record: ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president at noon est on january 20, 1981; the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes later, as they departed iranian airspace almost simultaneously with the inauguration (widely reported by contemporary sources including the new york times and the reagan presidential library)., well-established historical fact: the iran hostage crisis ended with the release of the 52 american hostages on 20 january 1981, minutes after ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the united states (e.g. national archives / history.com accounts of the iran hostage crisis)., well-established historical record: ronald reagan was inaugurated at noon on january 20, 1981, and the iran hostage crisis ended minutes later with the release of the 52 american hostages (e.g., reagan presidential library / national archives accounts of the 1981 inauguration and hostage release)., widely documented historical fact: ronald reagan was inaugurated as the 40th u.s. president on 20 january 1981, and the 52 american hostages held in iran were released minutes after his inauguration (e.g., reagan presidential library and national archives inauguration records; history.com, 'iran hostage crisis' entry)., wikipedia, 'iran hostage crisis' - the 52 american hostages were released minutes after ronald reagan was sworn in as the 40th us president on january 20, 1981., wikipedia, iran hostage crisis (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/iran_hostage_crisis): the remaining american hostages were freed 'just minutes following the first inauguration of ronald reagan' on 20 january 1981., www.reaganlibrary.gov
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